Above & Beyond Roofing Lake of the Ozarks

When owners Ben & Melissa moved to the Lake of the Ozarks for the potential to do work year-round, they had no idea how much they would fall in love with the community. Above & Beyond Roofing has become heavily involved in a variety of charity events and organizations to support the community. One of these charity events is coming up this weekend, the 7th Annual Great Bagnell Dam Duck Drop. Our Lake of the Ozarks roofing company has all the details on the event right here: Photo From: GreatDamDuckDrop.com Golf Tournament We're calling all golfers to a one-of-a-kind quacky golf tournament at The Cove golf course this Friday, July 31. Golf Tournament details: 4-Person Scramble with a Ladies Flight this year! 7:00 Registration & Hot Breakfast 8:30 Shotgun Start $125 Entry Fee per Player includes:  10 Duck Drop Tickets ($50 Value) for the Duck Drop Event on August 1 at Noon.  Breakfast at the Cove prior to the tournament.  Admission to the awar...

When getting a new roof at the Lake of the Ozarks , there's more to it than just a few shingles. Other important aspects of your roof include soffit, fascia and gutters. What exactly is soffit you may ask? Above & Beyond Roofing is here to explain it to you! What is Soffit?  A soffit is technically the underside of any element of an architectural structure, such as an arch, a balcony or overhanging eaves. The word originates with the Latin suffigere, meaning "to fix underneath." While soffits can be found on ceilings, stairs and even cornices, the most common type is found in the area under the eaves on the exterior of a house. The soffit extends from the side of the house to the edge of the eave and closes the space beneath the eave. It serves both an aesthetic and functional purpose for your Lake of the Ozarks roof . Aesthetics Soffit could be considered the "skin" that covers your eaves. Without it, your rafter beams would be fully exposed an...

You've heard of roofs collapsing under the weight of snow in the winter, but a roof collapse can happen anytime of the year. If your roof is damaged at all, you take the risk of a possible roof collapse by not getting it fixed. Lake of the Ozarks roof repairs can let you rest easy knowing that your roof isn't going to come down on top of you. Use these warning signs to determine if you're roof could be about to collapse! Warning Signs of a Roof Collapse The older the roof, the weaker it becomes. If your roof is more than a few years old and you haven't had it checked out anytime recently, it's probably a good idea to scheducle a free roof inspection at the Lake of the Ozarks . However, call a roofing professional immediately if you see any of these signs: Sagging Sections of the Roof or Ceiling Cracks in Ceiling or Interior Walls Leaky Roof Creaking, Popping or Cracking Sounds Coming from Roof Sprinkler Heads that have Dropped Below the Ceiling  Bent Ut...

While many of us are concerned for our roofs during the winter weather, summer can take it's toll on our roofs as well. It's important to maintain your roof year round, not just when you experience severe weather. As your Lake of the Ozarks roofing company , we've put together this summer maintenance to-do list for you: Summer Maintenance To-Do List 1. From the safety of the ground, check your roof for any cracked/loose shingles, debris or mold and algae growth. Binoculars can come in handy for this step. Mold damage happens quickly, especially in the summer, and can be a real hassle if not addressed immediately. Be sure to clear any debris or fungal growth that you may find. 2. Examine all items that protrude from your roof, including chimneys, skylights and plumbing vents, to make sure they are properly sealed. If you have skylights, be sure to clean around them regularly. Debris and water could pool on top of a skylight and cause major problems if not dealt wi...

The 4th of July holiday is filled with, family, fun, fireworks and of course...food! Having a BBQ is one of the most popular activities people participate in for the 4th of July. From hot dogs to hamburgers, watermelon to popcicles, this holiday weekend is quite the celebration. Your Lake of the Ozarks roofer has put togther a list of red, white and blue treats for you to try out at your 4th of July BBQ celebration this weekend! Red, White & Blue Chex Mix   Recipe From: www.TableSpoon.com Ingredients:  3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 tablespoon worcestershire sauce 3/4 teaspoon seasoned salt 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder 1/4 teaspoon onion powder 4 1/2 cups Corn Chex cereal 2 cup pretzels 2 cups mini marshmallows 1 cup red and blue chocolate candies 1 pound white almond bark Red and blue gel food coloring Directions:  1.  In a large microwavable bowl, microwave the butter uncovered until melted (about 30 seconds on high). Stir in the seas...